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''Night of the Demon'' is a [[Scratch]] [[screamer]] project made by [https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Qem95/ Qem 95] on December 26th, 2014. | |image = tonight.png | ||
|title = Night of the Demon | |||
|maker = Qem 95 | |||
|type = Scratch project | |||
|date = December 26, 2014 | |||
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'''Night of the Demon''' is a [[Scratch]] [[screamer]] project made by [https://scratch.mit.edu/users/Qem95/ Qem 95] on December 26th, 2014. | |||
This project begins with an animation of a room with its door open, with music playing in the background that gradually fades to silence for a few moments. However, some sort of red thing opens the door and lunges the viewer, accompanied by a loud scream; the project was later deleted from the platform for no particular reason. | This project begins with an animation of a room with its door open, with music playing in the background that gradually fades to silence for a few moments. However, some sort of red thing opens the door and lunges the viewer, accompanied by a loud scream; the project was later deleted from the platform for no particular reason. | ||
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Night of the Demon is a Scratch screamer project made by Qem 95 on December 26th, 2014.
This project begins with an animation of a room with its door open, with music playing in the background that gradually fades to silence for a few moments. However, some sort of red thing opens the door and lunges the viewer, accompanied by a loud scream; the project was later deleted from the platform for no particular reason.
Link
NOTE: The following animation contains a screamer!
scratch.mit.edu/projects/41222406
